In celebration of National Disaster Resilience Month this July, SM Supermalls is leading the private sector in promoting lifesaving skills and community preparedness through a series of impactful activities. The month opened with the

SMHCC announces Park Inn by Radisson Davao’s recent recognition by the Department of Tourism (DOT) as the first Muslim-Friendly Accommodation Establishment in the Davao Region. This milestone underscores the hotel’s

MANILA, Philippines – The country’s biggest youth gathering returns as the Global Youth Summit 2025 is set to inspire and energize thousands of young leaders and changemakers at the SM

The Department of Energy in partnership with SM Cares, officially launched the “You Have the Power” education and information campaign at SM Sucat. This muli-mall roadshow is designed to promote

The National Resilience Council of the Philippines (NRC) convened for the Members Meeting to present key milestones from the past year and formally induct the 2025-2026 Board of Trustees. During

In celebration of National Disaster Resilience Month, SM Cares once again brought together communities, local government units, experts, and volunteers for the Emergency Preparedness Forum 2025, reaffirming its enduring commitment

Pasay City, Philippines [July 10, 2025] – SM Offices, the commercial property arm of SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), has strengthened its regional footprint with the launch of The

As a long-standing advocate for sustainability, SM Cares—the corporate social responsibility arm of SM Supermalls—once again mobilized thousands of Filipinos in celebration of Philippine Environment Month, reinforcing its commitment to

Every time a family enjoys a cool and clean mall facility and amenities, they’re benefiting from something invisible but essential—responsible water management. At SM Supermalls, water stewardship means ensuring clean,

Pasay City, Philippines [July 4, 2025] – Highlands Prime, Inc., (HPI) a subsidiary of SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), is eyeing to turnover its P685 million residential development, the